Cancer care professionals from the US and Canada addressing gaps in supportive and survivorship cancer care through tools, methods, training and technology.
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Supportive Oncology retweeted
A film about #palliativecare. I have the privilege of working with one of the producers, @WilliamDale_MD within @SupportiveOnc, who inspired me from the beginning of my oncology career with his compassion for patients. FYI - tissues have been suggested. Yet laughter included.
What is the "Elephant in the Room"?
My wife and I are Exec Producers of a film about #palliativecare . Filmed, in part, @cityofhope, written by a #NP in our @MySuppCareCOH department. #TEITR
After 3 yrs, it is now available on: Amazon Prime!
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Expanding palliative care during #COVID.
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We are proud to support ACS ResearcHERS, an initiative by the American Cancer Society to boost the careers of female cancer researchers and to inspire the next generation of women in science. Join the movement: ow.ly/A4Kz50yF2cC ow.ly/kiE450yF2cB
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Sexual Health After Cancer - UHealth news.umiamihealth.org/en/sex…
Great article raising awareness about an often overlooked concern in cancer survivors by our cancer support services and oncology experts at Sylvester.
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Great news! @donrucker of @ONC_HealthIT will be joining us in Chicago to discuss data-driven transformation of #healthcare. Don't miss this small-group meeting of leading #healthdata experts. 👉 ow.ly/WxBh50yvBAi
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It's #flu season. Not sure if you have a nasty cold or the flu? Check this!
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How does it spread? What are the symptoms? Infectious disease expert @emilymicheleL explains what public health officials know about the coronavirus virus from Wuhan, China and how to stay safe. ms.spr.ly/6014Tkfc0
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Recommend heading to the revamped #PalliativeCare portion of @CancerDotNet website, which is impressively redone and user-friendly. Also, language matters -- people look for "physical-emotional-social" first.
@IshwariaMD @SupportiveOnc @drcbsteer
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"When I think back to the six-month period that included several surgeries and four months of chemotherapy, I feel nostalgic. It's a good memory. I know, weird. But let me explain." curetoday.com/share-your-sto…
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Important point to consider when utilizing Patient Reported Outcomes: PRO measures may be useful for identifying unmet needs and monitoring treatment response, but only if the information is provided to the physician during consultations.” @SupportiveOnc #patientexperience #PROs
Improving Cancer Care through better communication. Tools to facilitate communication during physician‐patient consultations in cancer care: An overview of systematic reviews - Licqurish - - CA: A Cancer Journal for Clinicians. - Wiley Online Library onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Better than caffeine? Mitochondria provide our #energy. Could upping our mitochondria levels lead to longer, healthier lives?
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#CancerCare was recently mentioned as a resource for #counseling and #financialassistance in a @CNBC article about the rising costs of #cancer treatment: ow.ly/QPU250v1kJ6 #cancersupport
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Shared Decision Making and the Importance of Time. | Shared Decision Making and Communication | JAMA | JAMA Network Really fabulous article encouraging us to find out about each patient’s story. It’s crucial to take time to listen. jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
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Thank you @jillfeldman4 for sharing your story and supporting others living with lung cancer. You are an amazing advocate. At UI Health we now screen our patients for anxiety and depression at the time of diagnosis to give them support and resources early on. @SupportiveOnc
VERY important topic (not talked about enough in lung cancer) for docs, nurses, patients, etc. to recognize. Depression, like lc, doesn't discriminate. I don't fit the perception...but it's real & undiagnosed too often in lc. My 2-part blog here bit.ly/2Fp5KxS #LCSM
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New Program Aims to Give Cancer Patients a Road Map for Treatment news.wttw.com/2019/02/22/new…
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.@cure_magazine is now accepting nominations for their 2019 Extraordinary Healer Award for Oncology Nursing! Visit curetoday.com/eh2018 for more details and to receive a nomination form. @OncNursingNews @OncologyNursing
Supportive Oncology retweeted
Thanks for having me on #GetDownToBusiness show @ShalomKlein! Great talking with you on @AM560TheAnswer about strategic communications @FoodPatriots and @SupportiveOnc. Can't wait to read your new book!
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Supportive Oncology retweeted
"It can feel overwhelming to read statistics" - but prevention and early detection offer hope for a future with less #LungCancer (blog): blogs.cdc.gov/cancer/2018/11… #MondayMotivation
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Register now for the 10/23 State of the Science Summit with @DrLFeldman1 and Dr. Fidler where the faculty of @UICnews, @NUFeinbergMed, @RushMedical, and @NorthShoreWeb will cover updates from the 2018 World Conference on Lung Cancer! #lcsm onclive.com/meetings/soss
